You have to declare the component first ( within the .jwc, .page or
through annotations ). While you're declaring it you can use the
property option to have tapestry automatically bind the component to a
property for you, or you can call a getComponent( "name" ) (something
like that, or getComponents().get( "name" ), something..).
So:
.jwc:
<component id="ShowRecordStatus" type="Insert" property="showRecordStatus">
<binding name="value" value="literal:Record Status"/>
</component>
.java:
public abstract IComponent getShowRecordStatus();
render:
getShowRecordStatus().renderComponent( writer, cycle );
Andreas Bulling wrote:
On 24. Mär 2006 - 14:07:56, Mike Snare wrote:
| Not sure, but have you tried calling render on the component after you
| get it instead of just adding it?
|
| Never tried it, just my first thought.
Well, that's right ;)
But the question before is: How can I get an instance of this
component a tall? Do I have to add a ShowRecordStatus <component>
to the .jwc file of the first component or can the same
be achieved by only using Java?
Thanks for your answer anyway ;)
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